Whitestown Dental Care

I tripped while running and chipped my front tooth on Friday the 13th-horrifying I know. It was also the day before my husband and I celebrated our 20th Valentine’s Day together. Dr. Nasar got me right in and fixed my tooth to where you can’t even tell it was ever chipped. It was a pain free and the hygienist was so sweet and reassuring. I would 100% recommend them to anyone!!

The staff are all friendly and welcoming. The hygienist was lovely and gentle. Dr. Faheem Nasar was very professional and thorough. He took the time to explain everything with detail and care. Highly recommend!

Do not waste your time or money here. Dr. Balinni left 3 bad wisdom teeth in my mouth that are not even listed in my teeth chart. The lady who does my cleanings demanded the one decaying wisdom tooth be extracted, now 2 more need to be removed as they’ve only gotten worse since they’ve been treated as if they’re not even in my mouth. Plus, 2 years ago he did a filling for one of my molars and didn’t drill out the cavity completely, so it only got worse and now I need a root canal or extraction. Which they won’t even do, despite their office saying they do extractions. They send you somewhere else and you’ll end up paying even more out of pocket.

Recently had 2 teeth extracted. I am very happy with the compassionate and professional care. I would recommend the friendly service and detailed instructions that was given both written and verbally.

I would give 0 stars but I had to give 1 so my review scoring would be averaged in. My 24 year old daughter with Down Syndrome started to complain of mouth discomfort on Sunday and the by Monday her cheek was red & swollen. We called her dentist of many years Whitestown Dental who could not see her until Wednesday. We brought her to urgent care as we were concerned that if it was an infection waiting the 48 hours as an established dental patient did not seem like the best plan. Wednesday she was brought to be seen by Whitestown Dental and they refused to allow anyone to accompany her to the exam room despite her being intellectually disabled, us being her legal guardians and explaining to them the concerns that despite her being able to respond to questions, it does not necessarily mean